Identify the Response Type
Inspect the page response and challenge entry point to distinguish CAPTCHA, device check, and other restriction states.
For authorized development, automated testing, and data workflows, organize challenge responses, page context, task status, and result handling to reduce integration and troubleshooting overhead.
Fields and available capabilities are governed by the current console and API documentation.
DataDome may return a CAPTCHA, device check, or block page depending on the request. Start from the actual response, record the challenge type, and keep task context consistent.
Inspect the page response and challenge entry point to distinguish CAPTCHA, device check, and other restriction states.
Prepare the page URL, response details, and session data required by the current API. Do not reuse expired context.
Store task identifiers, polling results, and errors for bounded retries, monitoring, and troubleshooting.
Validate one task first, then add queues, logs, and downstream processing.
Confirm that the target page triggers DataDome and record the response type.
Prepare the page, session, and task context required by the current documentation.
Store the task identifier, poll at reasonable intervals, and limit retry attempts.
Use results only in authorized workflows while retaining status and error logs.
This page explains the integration workflow. It does not replace current API documentation or imply identical handling across every site configuration.
Confirm Current CapabilitiesValidate status handling and error paths for protected flows in authorized test environments.
Bring submission, polling, timeouts, and bounded retries into shared queues and logs.
Keep clear parameter, status, and result records for lawful, authorized data tasks.
Confirm authorization, the actual page response, and current API capabilities before starting a small test.